One of the things that you will need to practice when you are beginning this walk of truth is watching for where you place expectations on someone else. Relying on any specific person or people shows that you have an attachment to that person. Attachments are very harmful for both parties involved.
All experiences are simply your inner feelings, just do not struggle with the glue that is allowing you to have the experience.
As I was working with a small gathering this evening the first question asked was: How do you detach from those in the work force and those people that you are working with. And how do you not be attached to any of the outcomes that are happening at work?
Why is it so hard to ask one’s self the questions to understand why you make the choices you are making in your life?
What is the difference between comparing your life with someone else’s life and re-evaluating your present life experience with your past life experience?
How do we have our life and center it without hurting someone else? I think this is the most often used question I hear from anyone I am working with.
When I give them the response that is in the truth, generally they do not like what they hear. Can you guess what I am about to say? “I am not working with anyone else. The options that we are speaking about are only for you.” That is right… that is what I say to them. Continue reading
In my last blog I was talking about detaching from another persons frame of reference as well as our own. So, I would like to continue there. It is possible to be very happy with the world around you no matter what the life experience is with the people that you share your life with. Yes, it is! Continue reading
The thing that I have found the hardest to understand about detachment was that I had to let go of what the other person was doing. That is what was hurting me the most. Why can they not just see that it is their action that is the most offensive. Continue reading